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Schaafsma Heating & Cooling

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Schaafsma Heating & Cooling

We've been keeping Grand Rapids and Comstock Park comfortable for over 100 years! And, we have YOU to thank for that. Our skilled HVAC technicians are local and always ready to tackle your furnace repair, Boiler replacement, geothermal installation, or air quality problem. Contact us to schedule an appointment!

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285 Dodge Court, Ste E, Comstock Park, MI 49321 (616) 458-7304 https://www.schaafsma.com/

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What home repairs/renovations can (or should) I make to best keep cold winter temps out, and my indoor heat in?

Chris Conrad of Conrad Consulting and Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 12, 2016

The best thing you could do for your home to keep the warm in and the cold out is to 1st. check your insulation in your attic if your not properly insulated the heat will escape. Another is making sur ... read more

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Buying an old house and renovating versus tearing down and building new: Pros & Cons?

Ashley Kuntz of Eastbrook Homes ^PRO answered:

May 22, 2014

Both can be costly. If you tear down, you may build it exactly how you want it - and potentially have less problems then trying to create something new out of something old. You never know what could ... read more

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